4. Complete the table and determine the following:a. Find the difference in elevation of Station 1 and Station 5.b. Find the difference in elevation of BM13 and BM14.c. Find the elevation of BM 14.StationBS (m)HIFS (m)BM124.645.805.0622.255.02BM136.025.8534.948.9643.228.0653.719.4562.0212.32BM1412.32Elev (m)209.65

Height of instrument method BM 12 elevation = 208.65m HI = Elevation + BS Elevation = HI - FS

omplete the table and determine the following: Find the difference in elevation of Station 1 and Station 5. Find the difference in elevation of BM13 and BM14. Find the elevation of BM 14. Station BS (m) HI FS (m) BM12 4.64 1 5.80 5.06 2 2.25 5.02 BM13 6.02 5.85 3 4.94 8.96 4 3.22 8.06 5 3.71 9.45 6 2.02 12.32 12.32 BM14 E

omplete the table and determine the following: Find the difference in elevation of Station 1 and Station 5. Find the difference in elevation of BM13 and BM14. Find the elevation of BM 14. Station BS (m) HI FS (m) BM12 4.64 1 5.80 5.06 2 2.25 5.02 BM13 6.02 5.85 3 4.94 8.96 4 3.22 8.06 5 3.71 9.45 6 2.02 12.32 12.32 BM14 E

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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